Newcastle fan inked with Wembley tattoo ahead of first cup final in 20 years

Gary Jones got a new tattoo ahead of Newcastle’s first final since 1999 (Picture: Reuters)

A proud Newcastle fan has fully backed the Geordies ahead of their first cup final since 1999 by getting a new tattoo to celebrate the big day.

Gary Jones has had some fresh ink with the words to a Newcastle chant that has been ringing around St James’ Park for weeks.

Since Newcastle were victorious over Southampton in the Carabao Cup semi-final every Toon faithful has been singing the song and ramping up hopes and dreams

Mr Jones – who already has hundreds of black and white tattoos – decided to get ‘Tell me Ma, me Ma, I won’t be home for tea, We’re going to Wembley, Tell me Ma me Ma..’ etched into his skin.

He has covered his whole body in black and white (Credits: REUTERS)

And he has now got a special cup final tattoo (Picture: Reuters)

Other Geordies have also show off their NUFC ink (Picture: Reuters)

Geordies are set to paint the capital black and white at the weekend (Picture: Richard Lee/Shutterstock)

His brave move comes ahead of the Magpie’s first major cup final since 1999 as they take on Manchester United in the Carabao Cup Final on Sunday.

The well-inked football fan already has photos of Geordie heroes Alan Shearer and Sir Bobby Robson.

Mr Jones also has tattoos of the Newcastle crest while his back is completely covered in black and white legends including Peter Beardsley and Kevin Keegan – alongside a massive print of St James’ Park.

Newcastle fan Jonathan Hayes has also shown off his NUFC ink (Picture: Reuters)

Jonathan has a Newcastle Brown Ale sponsor inked on his arm (Credits: REUTERS)

Jordan Arnold has a fantastic portrait of former Newcastle manager Sir Bobby Robson on his arm

Geordies have been trying to make the big day even more special with new tattoos (Picture: Reuters)

Kevin Keegan has been immortalised by one fan (Picture: Reuters)

Sam Taylor has current NUFC captain Kieran Trippier on his leg (Picture: Reuters)

Jasmine Rushworth has Peter Beardsley and the famous blue star badge on her back (Picture: Reuters)

He has already added the current Newcastle captain Kieron Trippier to his leg and is hoping his celebrations haven’t started too soon.

Newcastle fans are set to take over central London ahead of the cup final and are expected to paint the capital black and white.

Thousands of the most loyal supporters in the world have been waiting a lifetime to watch their beloved side lift a trophy, and it is the closest they have been since they faced Man Utd in the FA Cup final in 1999.

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